
Apples of Gold Library.
ENVELOPE SERIES:
This is the title of a little monthly publication recently started
by the Pacific Press Publishing Co., and is designed especially for
use in personal' correspondence. Each number will contain from
four to eight pages of a size convenient to go into a number six en-
velope without folding. It is printed on thin super-calendered
paper, and one or two numbers can be put in with an ordinary let-
ter without increasing the postage.
It is the object of the publishers to present in this
Library
the
leading themes of the gospel in such a way as to arrest the atten-
tion and create a desire to read more, and thus lead souls to
Christ and his salvation. It is not intended that these leaflets shall
take the place of the
Bible Students' Library
or any
.
other publi-
cation, but they are to be used by gospel workers in their daily
correspondence. A package should be kept on hand, and when
writing to a friend, inclose one or more copies, and thus "sow be-
side all waters."
The following numbers have already been issued:
No. 1. Looking to Jesus.
No. 2. The Christian's Privilege.
No. 3. The Sure Promises of God.
No. 4. How to Get Knowledge.
No. 5. The Church and the World. (Poetry.)
No. 6. The Elect of God
No. 7. How Esther Read Her Bible.
No. 8. The Thief on the Cross.
No. 9. The Eleventh Hour.
No. 1o. Benefits of Bible Study.
No. 11. Righteousness: Where Is It to Be Found?
No. 12. The Power of Forgiveness.
No. 13. Responsibility of Parents.
No. 14. Choose Ye This Day.
No. 15. The Cross of Christ.
5 copies for one year, postpaid, 5o cents; or 12 copies for $1.00.
Single subscriptions are not desirable, for two reasons: r. The
numbers being so small they are liable to be lost in the mails. 2.
If they are used in correspondence, as recommended, more than
one copy would be necessary.
Single or assorted numbers of the
Library
will be mailed in
quantities at the following rates: 5o cents per hundred, $4.00 per
thousand copies. Always order by the NUMBER.
Address,
Pacific Press Publishing Co.,
New York City; Kansas City, Mo.; Oakland, Cal.